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Trespass the New River – a radical wander down North London’s longest aqueduct
WALK/TRESPASS THE NEW RIVER PATH North London’s New River was built between 1609 and 1613, in an attempt to alleviate,… READ MORE
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Today in London smashing herstory, 1912: suffragettes demolish West End windows
“Never since plate glass was invented has there been such a smashing and shattering of it as was witnessed this… READ MORE
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Today in London policing history, 1990: cops attack striking Bacton Fashions workers, Hackney
Food delivery couriers in the IWGB union have challenged Labour’s Philip Glanville, the mayor of Hackney, to meet them and… READ MORE
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Today in healthcare history, 1990: Ambulance workers dispute settled
In 1989–1990 British ambulance crews took on the tory Thatcher government in a dispute over pay– the largest action by health… READ MORE
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We remember: The Rotunda, once London’s leading radical meeting space
We remember… The Rotunda The basis of this text was originally published in 2012, when the ‘Cuts Café’ squatted a… READ MORE
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